A forestry mulching drum mounted on a heavy skid steer chews through brush, buckthorn, saplings and small trees. The material is ground up and spread back over the ground as a layer of mulch.
That layer holds the soil in place, keeps erosion down and slows regrowth. You get open, usable land without the mess of traditional clearing.
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Brush, saplings and small trees are what mulching does best. Ryan will look at anything larger on the walk-through and tell you straight.
Every property is different, so the price depends on acres, how thick it is and access. You get a clear number after the walk-through.
Open ground covered in a layer of wood mulch. Stumps are ground down to about ground level. It greens up again with grass and low cover.
Spring through late fall works for most jobs. For hunting land, plan your work well ahead of the season so the land can settle.
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